zMed in Africa
Leapfrog the legacy stack. Start at the bedside.
Hospitals building critical-care capacity today don't have to repeat two decades of hospital IT. zMed starts where the patients are — the ICU — and grows from there.
Why African hospitals look at zMed
Specialists multiplied. Networks survived. Budgets respected.
Tele-ICU multiplies scarce intensivists
One command centre extends a single intensivist team across an entire network — same chart at the hub and the bedside, with audio-video collaboration built in. The scarcest skill in African critical care, applied where it's needed most.
Built for imperfect connectivity
The per-unit edge appliance keeps the bedside chart fully operational through 24h+ of network or power-grid disruption, syncing and reconciling automatically when the link returns. Connectivity incidents never become clinical incidents.
Every device joins — including the old ones
Manufacturer-agnostic device integration for mixed and donated fleets, with serial-to-network adapters bringing legacy monitors and ventilators online. No fleet replacement required to digitise the unit.
Economics that match the ward
Pay-per-patient-day cloud for 5–100 bed units, live in weeks — and partner-led implementation with training and the rollout playbook included. Partner conversations across the continent are live.